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1, August 2016
CRTV: Benn Pufong is Mister News 0
The new general manager of CRTV has announced technical changes on programs in the corporation. Charles Ndongo recently decreed that the 7:30 and 8:30 news bulletins will henceforth have just one anchor person. Correspondingly, Benn Meno Pufong was appointed to host the 7:30 English language news while Adele Mballa was accorded the 8:30 news in the French language.
The Charles Ndongo order also nominated Atta Badyne Oumar and Esther Kima Tabot to deputize for Benn Pufong and Adele Mballa over the weekends. Ibrahim Cherif, the Chief of Information on national television defended the Ndongo move saying the duo presentation was no longer popular.
Rita Akana (Cameroon Concord News Group)